This method allows interpreters to translate the speaker’s words as they are spoken, with only a few seconds of delay. Attendees receive the translation through headsets, allowing them to follow the event seamlessly in their own language.
Simultaneous interpreting happens in real-time, with the interpreter translating as the speaker talks, allowing for seamless communication without pauses. Consecutive interpreting, on the other hand, requires the speaker to pause after every few sentences while the interpreter conveys the message.
Simultaneous interpreting typically requires:
Simultaneous interpreting is mentally demanding, so interpreters work in pairs, switching every 20–30 minutes to maintain accuracy and concentration. The number of interpreters depends on the number of languages required and the duration of the event.
Yes! We offer remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) via online platforms, allowing global audiences to participate in virtual conferences, webinars, and hybrid events without language barriers.
We match interpreters with industry-specific expertise, ensuring they are fluent in technical, legal, medical, or business terminology relevant to your event.
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